L'Aimant Coty Eau de Toilette

I got this great fragrance from a very kind and generous perfumer, thank you so much Barbara, you are the BEST.

It was in a package that contained a beautiful fragrance that I bought and the big surprise was THIS HERE, which was also still in it.

The fragrance starts off very full-bodied, I have no idea what I'm smelling, but immediately afterwards it takes a twist into the realm of summer flowers, finely tuned with jasmine, which doesn't smell stuffy and heavy (which is sometimes the case, but not here) but instead rushes through fresh and breezy, accompanied by something "white-flowery" that comes out a little more pompous, but still within tolerable limits, because then something comes to light that I would describe as woody, but which is also not listed, but I like it.

I can smell the rose faintly, but it is more of a hidden scent, not as present as others might perceive it.

I consider this water to be more of a chypre fragrance, at least that's what my unprofessional nose says - although it says otherwise. Even if it's not vintage (at least that's what I assume), it still smells like one, hence my association with chypre.

My bottle looks exactly like the one in the picture, but it says PARFUM DE TOILETTE.
I don't know if that had any effect on the fragrance notes. In any case, there are many more and different ones included than are listed here.

It may smell a little old-fashioned, but I like that, and after testing it several times, I can say that this fragrance will definitely be one of my favorites.

The powdery notes do come out a little, but only at the very end and only very slightly. A beautiful fragrance, smells much more expensive than it costs, a treasure that came to me completely unexpectedly and now greatly enriches my collection.